Make America Healthy Again is a joke.

[Leo Gura]

50 minutes ago, Yimpa said:

He takes steroids.

[How to be wise]

Leo admits he was an epistemic pervert last year.

1 hour ago, Leo Gura said:

People who support RFK are epistemic perverts.

 

[r0ckyreed]

55 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

He takes steroids.

It’s AI for all we know. 
 

44 minutes ago, How to be wise said:

Leo admits he was an epistemic pervert last year.

 

Doesn’t matter who you were last year. Now is what matters you Devil. 😈 

[Recursoinominado]

3 hours ago, Yimpa said:

TRT... Whats your point? 

[How to be wise]

1 hour ago, r0ckyreed said:

Doesn’t matter who you were last year. Now is what matters you Devil. 😈 

So does that mean it doesn’t matter next year whether you are wrong now? 

Leo can’t see that his TDS has profoundly distorted his perception of reality. 

If you want to say that Trump has such a big ego that he can’t acknowledge when he loses an election, that’s fair. 

But Leo has gone far beyond this. He needs to calm down and be more objective and less subjective.

Leo goes crazy every time Trump is brought up. You never see him calmly mentioning where he disagrees with Trump, or his actions. He just explodes and loses himself. This is the problem.

We need the Leo of 2015 to return. BRING HIM BACK!!!

[Thought Art]

3 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

He takes steroids.

For that? That's just a fit build isn't it?

[Recursoinominado]

1 hour ago, Thought Art said:

For that? That's just a fit build isn't it?

Bro, he is 70 years old, how many jacked 70 yo do you know?

Even considering there is probably a good pump going on for those photos.

 

[Scholar]

2 hours ago, Thought Art said:

For that? That's just a fit build isn't it?

Probably hormone replacement therapy, given his age.

[Buck Edwards]

He looks like that at 70????

 

[Joshe]

Who gives a shit? Is this supposed to indicate good health or a well-developed character?

Even if he’s all natural, it says nothing. He probably has a gym in his mansion. It’s not difficult to walk to your gym and meet your personal trainer for a daily workout. The average man can figure out how to workout daily.

If I had a 6 pack, I wouldn’t be caught without a shirt, because it’s fucking cringe. LOOK AT ME!!!!!

[What Am I]

5 minutes ago, Joshe said:

Who gives a shit? Is this supposed to indicate good health or a well-developed character?

Even if he’s all natural, it says nothing. He probably has a gym in his mansion. It’s not difficult to walk to your gym and meet your personal trainer for a daily workout. The average man can figure out how to workout daily.

If I had a 6 pack, I wouldn’t be caught without a shirt, because it’s fucking cringe. LOOK AT ME!!!!!

Well, to be fair, a significant amount of muscle mass is an important indicator of good health, especially as you age. It's metabolically active on its own and has an absolute ton of downstream effects involved in increased health span and longevity. It's not just about aesthetics.

I'm not trying to say RFK in particular is the picture of health. Obviously muscle mass can be taken too far, and if he is on an excessive amount of exogenous testosterone, that also becomes overall deleterious to health.

[Joshe]

3 hours ago, What Am I said:

Well, to be fair, a significant amount of muscle mass is an important indicator of good health, especially as you age. It's metabolically active on its own and has an absolute ton of downstream effects involved in increased health span and longevity. It's not just about aesthetics.

I'm not trying to say RFK in particular is the picture of health. Obviously muscle mass can be taken too far, and if he is on an excessive amount of exogenous testosterone, that also becomes overall deleterious to health.

He’s probably healthier than most his age. Being a rich elite makes health much easier. 

You can build muscle like he has while eating fruit loops for breakfast and Oreos for dinner. Optimal diet is better for health than optimal muscle mass, as is optimal sleep. 

For most guys with that much muscle, it is mostly about the image. 

The following indicates something as well, albeit, more abstract and not as easy to see as big muscles:

• Big muscle man
• Hunts for sport
• Thinks his ideas are superior to world renowned scientists, even though he’s not a scientist
• Aligned himself with Trump and calls known right wing grifters friends

He seems like an opportunist operating on a niche narcissism, rather than a paragon of health and virtue. 

Edited Sunday at 06:48 AM by Joshe

[Yimpa]

Ray Croc was a milkshake pervert

 

[Leo Gura]

McDonalds invented by a Croc?

You don't say.

[What Am I]

7 hours ago, Joshe said:

You can build muscle like he has while eating fruit loops for breakfast and Oreos for dinner. Optimal diet is better for health than optimal muscle mass, as is optimal sleep. 

For most guys with that much muscle, it is mostly about the image.

It's possible, but considering how much he talks about health, I'd hazard a guess that he typically eats a whole food diet as well as performing all the other known healthy behaviors. It'd probably be erroneous to assume he frequently eats McDonald's based on that one picture.

You can hate him for a bunch of reasons, but I think it's silly to stretch things into absurdity when critiquing him.

[Joshe]

6 minutes ago, What Am I said:

It's possible, but considering how much he talks about health, I'd hazard a guess that he typically eats a whole food diet as well as performing all the other known healthy behaviors. It'd probably be erroneous to assume he frequently eats McDonald's based on that one picture.

You can hate him for a bunch of reasons, but I think it's silly to stretch things into absurdity when critiquing him.

I literally haven’t assumed anything about his diet, but you have.

He might be really healthy, but my point was that muscle mass and his talking about health should not be used to presume he’s a champion of good health, mostly because there are aspects of his character that point to a lack of integrity and a disregard for truth.

From my view, it’s safer to assume he is a grifting narcissist rather than a genuine champion of good health. I could turn out to be wrong, but in a game of imperfect information, you have to act on the best information you have, and right now, that info points to devilry, not virtue. 

 

[What Am I]

24 minutes ago, Joshe said:

I literally haven’t assumed anything about his diet, but you have.

He might be really healthy, but my point was that muscle mass and his talking about health should not be used to presume he’s a champion of good health, mostly because there are aspects of his character that point to a lack of integrity and a disregard for truth.

From my view, it’s safer to assume he is a grifting narcissist rather than a genuine champion of good health. I could turn out to be wrong, but in a game of imperfect information, you have to act on the best information you have, and right now, that info points to devilry, not virtue.

Given the metrics you're using to judge him, I guess it's not inconceivable to come to the conclusion that he's grifting about health. I don't agree, but I can see how you got there.

[Jodistrict]

21 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

More RFK epistemic pervertry:

People who support RFK are epistemic perverts. That's the whole appeal! That's what he's selling.

If you are an epistemic pervert you need someone who will champion your pervertry.

RFK was an environmental lawyer, which requires a high level of scientific competance to be successful.  

Kennedy has been involved in dozens of high-profile lawsuits. Many of these resulted in substantial settlements, the cleanup of polluted waterways, or improved enforcement of environmental laws. Some of his most notable successes include:

1.     Hudson River Cleanup: He helped reduce pollution from companies like General Electric, which dumped PCBs into the Hudson River, contributing to major remediation efforts.

2.     Watershed Protection: His litigation efforts forced polluters to adopt better waste management practices to protect New York City's water supply.

3.     Corporate Accountability: He led successful campaigns against large corporations violating the Clean Water Act.

[What Am I]

Learn to embrace the commandments of your new Lord in Health.

Edited Sunday at 05:09 PM by What Am I

[ryandesreu]

On 11/18/2024 at 3:23 AM, Salvijus said:

It looks to me that most of you would prefer to see Trump administration end up doing lots of damage to America rather than good just so you could say in the end: "see? I was right all along, he he he". But that's such a lame motive to have. It would be better to focus on bringing something positive on the table. The coming together to criticize people you don't like does not amount to constructive critism, it just amounts to verbal abuse. 

It’s likely that many right-wing supporters will downplay or deflect from any potential failures of a Trump administration, much as they have in the past with events like January 6.

There will be no one to say "see, I was right" at because these people aren't developed or aware enough to acknowledge being wrong. The failure will likely be blamed on political opponents, the media, or the deep state.